Overview
- YPF informed the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange and Argentina’s securities regulator (CNV) on November 19 that Carlos Bastos was removed and Lisandro Catalán was appointed to the board.
- The company described Bastos’s departure as for reasons of a strictly personal nature, according to the market notification reported by local media.
- Catalán joined the board two weeks after leaving the Interior Ministry, where he was replaced on November 3 by Diego Santilli.
- The move extends a pattern of Milei-era appointments at YPF, which already includes figures such as Guillermo Francos, José Rolandi, Eduardo Rodríguez Chirillo, and CEO Horacio Marín.
- Some outlets report the director role carries roughly 140 million pesos per month, though compensation for Catalán and other government-appointed directors remains unclear and current mandates run into early 2026.